Most shared offices choose a desk using full-suspension drawer slides and locking drawers. That is where a stand-alone double pedestal desk earns its place: it gives your team a single workstation footprint while keeping frequently used documents close and files behind locking drawers. At 66 inches wide and 30 inches deep, it creates room for the daily spread of paperwork without asking you to divide that work between separate stations. The two-pedestal layout also puts storage at both ends of the desk, so your staff can keep current materials near the point of use.
Overall dimensions are 30-inch high by 66-inch wide by 30-inch deep. The desk has a laminate finish, with 3-mil Tough Edge standard on all tops, end panels, and drawer fronts. That edge treatment helps protect those edges from scratches, chips, and dents. The pedestals are in a White laminate finish and include two locking storage units: one has two box drawers and one file drawer, while the other has two file drawers. File drawers accommodate letter or legal size hanging files, and the drawers lock for security. The drawer system uses full suspension drawer slides, giving you a specified construction detail for each storage compartment.
Your purchasing decision can follow the way your office actually handles records. Use the box drawers for smaller active supplies and the file drawers for letter or legal size hanging files; place the locking pedestals where the people using the desk can reach them without leaving the workstation. Choose from several laminate finishes for the desk to coordinate with your office, while the pedestals remain in White laminate finish. The result is a workstation with a stated storage arrangement, a stated footprint, and drawer security you can explain to staff and document for facilities planning. For an office manager, that means evaluating one desk around real paperwork habits.
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